Amazon Prime Video's "The Wheel of Time" adaptation is set to premiere on November 19, and while the streaming platform is keeping the show well under wraps, they are releasing some tidbits about the first season.

The latest is a featurette that the UK arm of Amazon Prime Video shared via their Twitter account. In this clip, we not only get snippets of behind-the-scenes moments on the show, but we also get interviews with Rosamund Pike, who plays the powerful Aes Sedai Moiraine, as well as showrunner Rafe Judkins.

Check it out below:

It's a short video, yes, but it's sure to make fans of the Robert Jordan books the show is based on excited, and newcomers to "The Wheel of Time" world eager to see more of the series' first season.

A Show That's 'Emotional And Intangible'

Judkins says in the clip that part of what makes "The Wheel of Time" so special is "something emotional and intangible." Existing "WoT" fans will no likely agree, and the video works to convey that intangible essence to a larger audience.

The video, for example, gives us a look behind the camera to see how the show created some of the magical effects, particularly around Moiraine's powers. It also shows how they filmed riders on horseback, and gives us glimpses of different places in the show. We see shots of the Two Rivers, for example, the home of the young folks who Moiraine takes under her protection. And it also shows a quick shot of what looks like the cursed city of Shadar Logoth along with a great stone archway that looks like something of great import.

At less than 40 seconds long, however, the featurette can only show us so much. We'll have to wait until November 19 to see "The Wheel of Time" in all its epic fantasy glory.

In addition to Pike, "The Wheel of Time" stars Madeleine Madden as Egwene Al'Vere, Marcus Rutherford as Perrin Aybara, Barney Harris as Mat Cauthon (though Dónal Finn will play him in Season 2), Zoë Robins as Nynaeve, and Josha Stradowski as Rand Al'Thor.

The show follows Moraine and the actors above as they flee from dark forces who want one of them — the prophesied Dragon (AKA, Chosen One) — for its own aims. Season 2 of the show is also already in production, though no news yet on when it will drop on Amazon.

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